Freight Train Carrying Ford F-150 Pickups Derails in Missouri
Adding to the automaker's production woes, the trucks are reportedly totaled.
www.thedrive.com
Dang! They will have some Chevy to come clean up that mess.
No more metal than they make them Fix Or Repair Daily peaces of junk.Freight Train Carrying Ford F-150 Pickups Derails in Missouri
Adding to the automaker's production woes, the trucks are reportedly totaled.www.thedrive.com
Dang! They will have some Chevy to come clean up that mess.
The only problem with those salvage vehicles is that they have a "salvage title" after that and it is hard to get banks or credit companies to loan money on them and dealers are gun shy about taking them in trade.Anybody ever been to a salvage auction? I went with a family member to a "dealer only" auction one time, and it was interesting to see some of the things that were claimed totaled. Manufacturers and dealers are pretty quick to write off vehicles they own. I bet a lot of the trucks on that train will be on the road after just a few days at a body shop.
I am not saying you are wrong, but why do you say that? If Ford's Insurance Company or the RR's for that matter pays for them, the trucks belong to the Insurance Company.All the vehicles on the cars off the tracks will be sent to the shredder. There will be a crew on the site getting thing out of the way so new tracks can be brought in and set. No one is allowed to remove anything from the vehicles at any time, nothing...not even a windshield wiper!
Still drive an 02 Ford PSD 6 Speed manual also, but not daily. The 36k warranty finally ran out.I still drive an 02 Ford daily!
Just wait, Mopar got merged with the french company Peugeot. So now the old dodge will surrender at every hill you come to.I've watched the Ford/ Chevy debate long enough.. let's hear it for dodge...
My steering wheel might shake but my engine pulls.....
Thats funny as hellThat fuel gauge and odometer speaks volumes.....
Kind of makes me look like a tight azz, no fuel and to cheap to drive. Well it cracks me up to see the road full of 3/4 and ton Diesel trucks with a 5 gallon bucket on the back getting about 12mpg making a big payment. Those old Power Rams you can't kill as this one is 34 years old and yesterday had over a ton on and empty it gets 24mpg.Thats funny as hell